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underbrush
[uhn-der-bruhsh]
noun
shrubs, saplings, low vines, etc., growing under the large trees in a wood or forest.
underbrush
/ ˈʌԻəˌʌʃ /
noun
undergrowth
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of underbrush1
Example Sentences
During that time when the mother is out feeding, the fawns have been known to hide in underbrush, according to the Park Service.
The golf ball and his body hit the ground hard at the same time after he shanks one into the underbrush.
Forest Service uses infrared technology to monitor fires underbrush for sometimes weeks after a blaze is contained.
Setting fires in the Sandhills of central North Carolina requires an understanding of moisture levels in the scrubby underbrush, and she gets a better sense of it in bare feet.
The trail itself is notably thick with underbrush and can be junglelike in some spots, especially once you descend into Robe Canyon itself.
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